The Eno Sub7 Hammock is a gathered-end camping hammock built for hikers who count grams: at 184 g it's among the lightest single-person hammocks on the market, woven from 30D diamond ripstop nylon that stays tear-resistant despite its thin denier. Hung, it measures 274 × 117 cm, and despite the minimal weight it carries a 136 kg (300 lb) load rating, which covers the vast majority of hikers with margin to spare.
It's a single-layer, no-frills design — no bug net, no ridgeline, no double-layer construction, and no suspension straps in the box, so budget for a separate lightweight suspension system before your first trip. The integrated stuff sack doubles as a small storage pocket once hung, and the hammock is underquilt-compatible for cold-weather insulation from below.
This is a piece for hammock campers building a genuinely ultralight sleep system — thru-hikers and fastpackers who already have their own suspension, bug protection, and underquilt sorted and just need the lightest possible hammock body to hang between trees.